Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington, Ky., has entered into an agreement to manage Russell County Hospital in Russell Springs, Ky., according to a Kentucky.com report.
According to the report, the deal is a three-year agreement, which will allow creation of a broader continuum of care, including enhanced alignment of physicians and hospital services. "Bringing together Russell County Hospital and Central Baptist Hospital provides us with an opportunity to create a comprehensive and high-quality healthcare system in Russell County that will be of great value to our patients, our employees and our community," said Chris McQueary, chairman of the Russell County Hospital board of directors, according to the report.
As part of the agreement, Robert Ramey was named CEO of Russell County Hospital. [link to Heather's exec move]
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According to the report, the deal is a three-year agreement, which will allow creation of a broader continuum of care, including enhanced alignment of physicians and hospital services. "Bringing together Russell County Hospital and Central Baptist Hospital provides us with an opportunity to create a comprehensive and high-quality healthcare system in Russell County that will be of great value to our patients, our employees and our community," said Chris McQueary, chairman of the Russell County Hospital board of directors, according to the report.
As part of the agreement, Robert Ramey was named CEO of Russell County Hospital. [link to Heather's exec move]
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